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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
2
Advertises extensive shoe sale with values up to 6.00 and sale prices as low as 69c to 7.45. Offers patent kid pumps, white pumps, loafers, oxfords, and walking shoes in various sizes, includes brands like Shinola and Mason's, details on leather types and styling.
Remy C. Brown of Victor Talking Marine Couns spoke about advertising in 30 Havioes of films and the shift to newspaper sold ads. He urged merchants to buy through a new system and warned against costly missteps while touting the benefits of broader ad reach.
A state health editor board meeting in Philadelphia plans to discuss combatting infantile paralysis amid a feared epidemic. Dr Dixon forwards a letter urging local health boards to report suspected cases by telegraph, with Pennsylvania quarantining those affected and physicians advising prompt action. Local families from Lemberg attend a Mix reunion at Sugar Grave.
Reported arrest of Walter Milliken linked to urban disorder and a contagious disease scare at a local hospital. Misspelled items describe medical cautions, juvenile recruitment rumors, and a preview of a forthcoming baseball event between the Butterhms and an opposing team at Jamestown with potential crowd impact.
New York Gertral announces sale of stock in the Nickel Plate Railroad to Cleveland interests. The deal involves 8,500,000 with $2,000,000 paid. details hinge on pledges and pending formal agreements. NY Central gives no comment on the strategic shift.
The Pennsylvania National Guard will march to a camp at Tubyski under the Third Brigade command of the War Department. The encampment area will be used for joint training and preparations for future duties.
A fragmented local item discusses higher rentals and street corner confusion near grounds. The piece references a Pace One continuation and notes efforts by directors and a Society meeting with various named participants.
A jumble of names and travels appears as neighborhood items from various towns. Mentions include Albert C. Nelson in McKeesport and Mrs. Agha Trantau visiting James, with several residents heading to Meadville for meetings and family visits. Other lines reference moves to Franklily, Philadelphia, and Northampton County, plus letters about jobs, schooling, and social events.
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